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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the White House's ban of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico reporters from the White House grounds, while CNBC host Joe Kernen pushed back, saying 'we don't do this in this country.' The media organizations plan to sue, arguing the ban is unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
A 50-year-old man has been charged with six counts of causing death by dangerous driving after a 2024 collision on the A61 between Barnsley and Wakefield killed six people, including two children and a married couple on a motorcycle. The article recounts the charges, court date, and tributes to the victims from family and school leaders.
Cleveland Police arrested 17 people in early morning raids across Teesside involving about 130 officers, as part of a response to a fatal A66 wrong-way crash after a police pursuit. The operation targeted suspected organised crime and included quotes from police officials praising public support and promising action.
A court heard that a female police constable told another woman 'I know the law' before allegedly sexually assaulting her in 2018. The officer denies two counts of sexual assault, and the trial at Bristol Crown Court continues.
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Major TV networks in the White House press pool said they would boycott coverage of President Trump after CNN, Politico, and MS Now were banned. The networks cited press freedom and planned to sue, while Trump defended the move as targeting 'FAKE NEWS.'
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A California man suspected of killing a woman and firing at law enforcement was shot dead by deputies after an overnight manhunt in Iowa Hill. Authorities said he had allegedly rammed a sheriff's vehicle, fired at officers and a helicopter, and started fires during the standoff; the woman's death remains under investigation.
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Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in Madeleine McCann's 2007 disappearance, admitted he was selling drugs near the Portuguese resort where she vanished. He also repeated his denial of involvement in the case, while police said the investigation remains ongoing.
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The article explains how borrowers can identify reputable debt relief companies, emphasizing no upfront fees, transparent pricing, disclosure of alternatives, strong reviews, and realistic expectations. It notes that debt relief is not a quick fix and warns against companies that promise miracles or violate FTC rules.
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Patrick Clancy said in a CBS interview that he forgives his ex-wife Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of murdering their three children, and that he did the best he could as she struggled with mental illness. The trial ended in a mistrial after jurors deadlocked.
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A California recruitment CEO is accused in a lawsuit of directing staff to use an LGBTQ-friendly massage website to find male masseurs willing to perform 'highly personal' services, then retaliating against an employee who objected. The employee says she was demoted, stripped of her office, and forced to sit in a hallway before resigning.
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CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are reportedly suing the Trump administration after being banned from the White House. The brief report says the lawsuit concerns access to the White House.
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DHS's Homeland Security Investigations is now leading the probe into a weekend shooting in Austin, Texas, where an ICE officer shot a Venezuelan national. The man, who had a final order of removal, is in stable condition and federal custody, and the incident sparked protests and criticism from Democratic officials seeking independent oversight.